Pages: 120

Year: 2024

Category: Literature

Dimensions: 210×148 mm

ISBN:
Shipping class: POD

Daddy, please don’t kill my mama

Novel

She ran to the kitchen and grabbed a poker that was lying near the wood and coal stove and brandished it in the air. “Leave my Mama at once or I’ll jab this in your stomach!” She looked so fearsome that Jordan let go of his burden and faced his irate little girl, the apple of his monstrous heart. In that moment the devil that lived in him manifested in his little girl. She was prepared to kill him. He saw it in her eyes.

Daddy, Please Don’t Kill My Mama is about home-brewed human suffering: emotional, psychological, physical torture. This is a fictional story about what the abused family suffers – all based on real life experiences the author has heard of in her many years of teaching school and her just being a person who hears of things and lived through domestic violence.

£16.00

About the author

Natisha P. Parsons

Natisha Parsons was born in the former Transkei, the eldest of seven. She has one adult daughter, and a son in Heaven. A retired teacher, her favourite hobbies are reading, writing and Sudoku. She has since taken up painting pictures. She is teaching herself to paint her favourites: trees, flowers and abstracts, among others. She has Primary as well as Secondary Teaching qualifications, and a BA (general) degree. Before relocating to Johannesburg, she lived on the South Coast, in Ramsgate, KwaZulu-Natal Province, and belonged to the Writers’ Guild there. She also belonged to Speakers’ Corner. Tommy and Tina is her last published book, a children’s story